Field Manager - Telecom Field Operations - Dallas, Texas

Responsibilities: Lead daily field operations across multiple extraction fronts (splicing, pulling, bundling, transport, container logistics) Plan and schedule crews, equipment, yard activities, and materials to hit production targets Serve as primary point of contact for clients, utilities, municipalities, and subcontractors with clear, timely communication Oversee technical execution in COs, manholes, vaults, ducts, and yards; support splicing/decommissioning workflows Run yard operations: inventory control, staging, cable segregation, and dispatch; maintain tool and fleet readiness Enforce safety and compliance standards (OSHA, traffic control, permits, utility locates); lead JSAs and toolbox talks Produce accurate reports, dashboards, and client updates; track production, costs, variances, and KPIs Manage subcontractors: scope, quality, performance, and adherence to SOPs and SLAs Identify risks, remove blockers, and drive continuous improvement and practical innovation in the field Support budgeting, job costing, and P&L awareness; optimize productivity and cost per foot recovered Build, coach, and hold accountable high-performing, safety-first field teams Coordinate regulatory/municipal permits, inspections, and right-of-way requirements

Requirements: 5–10+ years in telecom, utilities, or civil field operations; copper infrastructure experience strongly preferred Proven leadership in the field (foreman, supervisor, PM) managing multi-crew, multi-site operations Fluent with telecom environments: Central Offices, manholes/vaults, duct banks, splicing/decommissioning workflows Ability to read and interpret Shape/KMZ workprints and basic engineering documentation Strong command of Excel and cloud tools (Google Workspace/Office 365; familiarity with Zoho or similar apps) Demonstrated excellence in reporting, client-facing communication, and stakeholder management OSHA-aware with a track record of building and enforcing safety-first culture; traffic control and permit know-how Comfort with mechanical equipment, yard management, inventory control, and fleet/tool maintenance practices Financial acumen: basic understanding of budgets, costing, productivity metrics, and P&L drivers High initiative, ownership mentality, and resilience in fast-moving, resource-constrained environments Valid driver's license; ability to travel regionally across Texas; willingness to work field schedules as needed

Education: Degree in Engineering, Telecommunications, Construction Management preferred, or equivalent experience Alignment with Extracta values: Integrity, Ownership, Proactive Innovation, Collaborative Excellence, Rigor, and Value Creation